Course Lecturer Positions (15.04) - Department of Music Research - Winter 2027

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MCLIU Course Lecturer positions for the Winter 2027 semester in the Department of Music Research Hiring Unit. Use this form to submit your application to any of the positions listed below. You will have the opportunity to list your ranked top choices of course(s) in your application.

Positions currently available:

• MUGT 215-001: Basic Conducting Techniques
• MUGT 303-001: Global Percussion.
• MUIT 250-001: Guitar Techniques
• MUPD 200-001: Intro to Music Marketing
• MUPD 235-001: Music as a Profession 2
• MUSP 124-001: Jazz Ear Training 2
• MUSP 141-###: Musicianship Training 2
• MUSP 171-###: Musicianship (Keyboard) 2
• MUSP 241-###: Musicianship Training 4
• MUSP 363-001: Topics in Global Musicianship
• MUHL 211-001: The Art of Listening
• MUHL 286-001: Critical Thinking About Music
• MUPD 204-001: Production for Digital Media 1

Posting Date: October 1, 2026

Application Deadline: October 16, 2026, 11:59 p.m.

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